rune “macros TOMORROW lacs 5:17 . sets 6:29. tide 4:12 a. m.; ’ trample ounce-rem. it we: Loo a, No. 108, Ran earn month—J osptedu—at 8 o' k. andexAugnst 80¢. luster Chapter. I". 88. R. A. M. Main- street, as and on wander-d ROBERT M. WIL90X. 800T. lay Tum ll“ emu Blood ‘ 4:31 p. m. ic sonata?“ an?“ under Robertson, yesterday, that he Me . “flan!“ street. 1.? m 34 Tuesday“ 9; had seen on the Midiothiau turnpike an Master b, _ . Masons cordially invited need °°d “hm M" Hm” 0' Beatle' Jr. . ' H. Flynn. W. M Robert M Wilcox. ls alleged to have been killed by her 3‘00“ in M3303“ BMW“. 30““ rations is that it it should be proven each month—July and August ex- dented—at 3 o'clock All Royal Arch the road, it would support the conten- Maaons cordially invited. Thaddeus tion of the defense that the ilrst pool Guyer, H. P. Robert M. _ Wilcox, or blood dripped irom the machine unusual liiiiii ' w Milt"; i Willi Boats Along the lined Ai-- lsr Seattle murder congressman oOUR'ruonsnf.’ Va., Aug. stir—Hasty preparations were made over night by the com- monwealth to combat today the tea- timony given by tifteen~year-old Alex- blood apots other than the pool 0! husband. The significance of the iad‘ a decin- - that there‘ were many blood spots on from the bleeding woman, who was al- leged by Bonnie to have been shot ‘1 SOCIETY NOTICES ' ~4- . . ena' assoolarlon Nehemiah Candcc, President Frank W. Hadley, Secretary Matthew Corbett, Treasurer PHONE CALLS , - gem—News Department 92-3—Busincss Department two—Branch Office, Norwaik 890 —Editor‘ 5 Residence 729- -5——City Editor' s Residence MERCHANTS’ asp MANUFACTUR- Vice-Pteflldent. Charles] Pidfieon tie while she was standing either on W live in working up the 0.330 for the <BVENING SENTINEL TELE- prosecution. was expected to tell how while in the front seat. On the other hand. the prosecution wished to show tl-t there was but one blood spot, that no bood could have oozed from the machine, and that the large pool re- sulted from the shooting of Mrs. Beat.- the running board or in the r'ond. O iDetective Bhercr. who has been an- he in company with many others, look- ed for blood roots at. daybreak after the murder and how after a continu- ous long search only the one blood spot was found. . in explaining the alleged finding by the buy on the second morning after « the murder 01' spots which apparently THE BRIDGE BILL. was changed to joy in the afternoon. of 22 to 8. any little. We do not. wish to criti- cise his excellency‘s arguments. The prompt action of the Senate \(‘9IOTiltl\" weighed them and found them lurk-I «lug. We will say this much, however. i that it is the general belief in 'l‘hoi Norwalks that if Governor i’iuldwiul had a better umlorslnuding of the mat- ter,at hand. he would not haw acted! as he did. His assertion that l! thoi state presented to Norwuik the "gift"; of $50,000 it would be establishing n’ dangerous precedent in oraoncoua, as there are few if any ton on in the state where similar conditions exist liow-‘ ever, be that as it may. Oiir able senator, wielomlah Donovan presented an argument in the chamber. yester-~ day, which was so comprehensive and} convincing. that that «body nimoeti unanimously voted not to sustain the" _ veto. .. . The issue is before the House. today. if.“ r- and its action is being eagerly waltedi ~ , for by Norwalk. 'i‘hni Senator hono- vnn's armlmrnts in the Senate. yesteni (lay. backed up by the action of that; body. will have an iniiueme over thoi members of the House is admitted} even by the scattering opponents of. the measure. W”... H... THE PERFECT EDITOR. “to editor who can please every one is not suited tor this earth. but is entitled to wings. Human nature is so constructed that. some of our road- ‘ers would like to have us feed them on _ scandal; some would like to have us tell the unvurniehcd truth about them. ‘ while Others would qu us it we «up. It . a comforting thought to the ed tor to know that the Lord Himself , did not please every one on earth. We «labor hard to entertain and please our _ subscribers but that we should occas- , stonelly fail is to be expected but you will always ilnd us willing to be tor- . gluon. Quite a number who have been Indebted to us for years have already tortinn us for trusting themed-Wood- bury Reporter. 0 W . Governor Baldwin’s veto of the bill granting Not-walk $50,000! for the erection of a brldnvwitrhin the town sustains the traditional policy that on ‘sry town shall build and maintain Tauoh bridges as it requires. He de- ‘_ slim to encourace action which, in his iudment. is needless and calculeb d to make a dangerous precedent. and illustrates by saying that New " linden has new four bridges hail! at 2 its own cost over navigable streams and much used in state tradic. and that it Net-walk. has a claim M “or blow Haven has one for twee. alum to “Metal in the hill. hid MI had escaped the scrutiny of a large There is no need of saying that The detective force, the precaution had Norwalks are delighted with the action ”planned in ohow that what the be! of the Senate. yesterday afternoon, in. really did was to read, the day utter passing the Nor-walk bridge and park the murder. a story in an afternoon hill over Governor Baldw’ins vote. in paper on which his older brother is the morning. the staid old town drank employed. telling of the discovery of “ the cup of disappointment to the bit» many blood spots and that the next ler drugs, but this disappointment.day Robertson went out and located the alleged blood spots referred to in when the Senate paid Jeremiah llono- the newspaper. you the flattering compliment of unsa— prosecution had summoned the (lamb ing the bill over the vote by the vote tlvo who in good faith gave to the newspaper the story in question. in Of Governor Baldwin's veto. we will' toil how he later “found that he had been ulislnken and that the additional or its first few witnesses. iWatQuyd u pumbér of witnesses. Lhouso. When the scheduled hour for In support of this, the blood spots which he thougt he saw wore spots caused by expedoraliou. After these witnesses, the prosecu- tion intended to rest its case today. The line of defense was ox-pectod to bo rm‘cnlod today from the testimon)’ it was ex— ported that an effort would be made to attach the veracity of Paul D. Bonnie. but the most important attack on the prisoner is expected when he himself takes the stand. the tiny or hours for which has not linen fixed. since there were no witnesses pros olli when Henry is alleged to haul loiti l‘aul “i wish i hadn't dour it,“ the de- fence will make every effint to hmc the word of the prisoner set aside as that of his cousin Paul. Rain-soaked roads are the princi- pal ilyurcs in the trial. including Judge much diilicuity in reaching the court- tho opening of court, 10 o‘clock. arriv. ed, only a few people had mached the pastoral opens where l‘ienry Clay Bent- tlo. Jr. is rushing his fight for life. A long string of automobiles splashed through an almost continuous stream or water which hid the road in many spots and when the tiret few can an- chored at the courthouse the mud be» sputtered passengers made haste to not indoors. Several machines were stuck in the road and hacks and other scanning vehicles, on other days scorn- iuliy abandoned for the bin touring cars that ply between Centralla, the neat-cat railroad station and the. court house. were popular today The convening of court was delayed by tho non-arrival of Prosecuting" At- torney Wendenbura. (tout-t finally .convoned at 10:35 o‘clock and Harry M. Smith. Jr., coun- sel for the defense. suggested that during the wait for Mr. Wedenheru a canvass be made of the several wit- nesess for the defense present so that absentee: mlzllt be brought to the courthouse. Many witnesses tor the defense were excused by Mr. Smith. as he said "certain phases of the case anticipated had not been touched upon by the prosecution." The prosecuting attorney reached the courthouse at to: u o'clock. after an uncountable experience with the muddy roads. W Th" IMV ADDRI” “MILA- TOM. HARTFORD. nus. son—Arlen" ln~ dieation points to the tact that the am Alas-hi! will he is m an genome to Hartford to attend the State lion would coin with tho re- mumwmmmm m who . thhumwmm. 'l’slr. it is «posted diet as invitation _ HOPPY AND FLOPPY. (Pauline Frances Camp in Sun- day-School Times.) Next door there lives a little boy, With checks just like a poppy; I do not know his truly name, , And so I call him nappy. When mother calls him from his play, . He hops up in a minme; If on has work for him to do:'_ He's eager to begin it. ill b If there‘s an errand to be run. He hurries oil to do it: If there's a hard thing to be done,w He hops his way right through it. " There also lives a little girl. In this same house with Happy, And her name. too. I do not know. am i have dubbed her Floppy. _ Docs mother call. straightaway she flops ‘ ~ . Down on a chair or sofa; Or creeps into a hiding-place. Just likc‘a little gopher. At sight at work. she flops right down, Wherever she is standing: “All tired out i" and only moves At mother‘s stern commanding. Now. which of these two children ' Would you youngsters like to copy? ’ If you live in my neighborhood, I hope it won’tbe Fioppyl .. * dreds of new customers‘ many more may respond Tomorrow, Friday and Saturday, the ast Three Days of this Sale. There are still many lots of merchandise to be closed out. We mention only a few of the Imany won- derful values:— We The Wonderful Values " offered during , this Sale have won for us many hun- trust that J "WWW“ $1 Teddy Bear Blankets .Pinlt and blue reversible. Size 3!} 3 50 $1.25 Blankets pair . . and bNe borders. , i-‘ino for the baby's crib. Fail also Cotton Blankets. whim. gray and tan. pink 69c made of line soft 98c Special Sale of Blankets it's lust the season of the year’lthai the knowing ones lay in their stock or “title! lllahkets. ready. for tomorrow at the lowest prices housekeepers hat'e seen in many a day. $1. 50 Blankets $1 25 Vast stocks 200 pairs of 12-4 Blankets in plain white and gray. heavy quality cotton. These Blankets are an exceptional value. ”clamor? $1.89 The fallen "Beacon" Blanket. the finest wool-lin- lailed Blanket in the World. Full size, pink and blue border. bound with one inch silk tape. Women’s Right Gowns A mail lot of then, made at line Nninnook; also a very fine crinkled quality (new. trim- med with line lanes and our broiderles; regularly 81.50. Tomorrow 97c. Waiata Fine Llneerie Walsts. many pretty styles to select from. beautifully trimmed. low neck models; "thinly $3.96. To- $2.1‘9' -' Negligeefihirts Lot of regular 60c Shirts, alight.- ly soiled We or dispose of then at Once. ion. for quiet selling. to offer there tomorrow at. each 390 4'4 WhitePettieoat Special ' Long White Petticoats, good quality. made with deep em- broidered ilouuce and under piece. A Petticoat which will at once attract your atten» tion: regularly 81.50. Tomor- row ‘ 97o . . Men’s Handkerchiefs J One lot of Men's Plain White Hematitched Handkerchiefs, excellent quality; regularly So each. Tomorrow 6ior190 Tea-chart Leona All Linen Torchon Mesa and in- sertions to match. all widths. a pod assortment of pat- terns; regular 7c and mo val- ues. Tomorrow 50 Women’s s» Neckwear Lot of Lace' and Embroidered DUTCH COLLARS. regularly 25c. Whtie the lot lane to- morrow. EACH 9c :Wlil'i‘E MERCERIZED BELT- iNGS. regularly 25c and 39c yard. Tomorrow, YARD 17c RUOHINGB. a large assortment. all styles and coloriaga; res- ulsrly 25c. Tomorrow, YARD O 12%0 RIGHT To THI POINT. . Ham new says that he is‘aano new. 'l'hli' miss that Marian is the prom pleasant him. It released he aim «to beam murderous" insane-whiten“ y Unlonzlt'ar. a 1-0-— The Intimate“ have adored a ban- dred dollars (or an acceptable hymn. Some men audit to capture that—- Norwich holistic. ’i it the picture a? Webster's reply to Kayne tit-aw tron! repaint hall. taiintoahinncarma mum laa horas pliant. winters height or ouster truer—mater: om. there wil be no use in tackles tor a it a»; Justice i-imse makes a poet ,oflos new to com anywhere new report a! a months ale, Jackson. Mira, took sim- ilar action prohibiting shingle and board roots. it is rhther humllatiaa to see the capital of Vardaman’s state more ummnivs in an important pae- ticular than the capital or Mas-Italy sells and metropolis of New mashed. «Boston Transcript. ‘ 4- hlr. 'l‘att's vacation is described as “much needed.‘ He has inde'sd been working too hard in written «the—- Phtladelphia accord. not new we are told that Uptown idolatr never bought that. sits worth at fertiliser and lanthanum. that he i!“ mun. This also he so. and nt’iHhI uremia mne- ma- nlilbrlae ails lataatnevel taro deletes sum 3 Who mete W atheism-fillers“ Revere. ran thru the streets shout- ing "The British are coming" ls Philadelphia lust signal on to the tact that we once bade war with inna- land? -—0— Hon. Charlie Scott insists he is the victim at a base conspiracy. is there no spot on the taco oi the earth where charity dosilsth. where virtue has birth? Host the true, the bssntltul smiths mood slivers get it in the neck? Must truth tumor be on the readout? How old is Anni—limped: Gaaettsr. «0-— The rich girl who married the New- rm m ”I she anther Ina- baal will not stem as site an cook. Mltahshealtflhdtonir and that that it would take to kill hint. der the impression that he was Paul "' the am he with the powder-
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